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When someone is in shock you should cover them with light blankets, why?

Posted on October 23, 2021 By Violetvinny 4 Comments on When someone is in shock you should cover them with light blankets, why?

When someone is in shock you should cover them with light blankets, why?

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Comments (4) on “When someone is in shock you should cover them with light blankets, why?”

  1. osmarirodriguez1163 says:
    October 23, 2021 at 8:39 am

    it's comforting, especially to someone who's just experienced emotional, psychological, or physical hardship. The weight and warmth of a blanket can be an incredible boon to someone who feels metaphorically exposed. It can also be a medical necessity: a person who is emerging from the adrenaline surge, circulatory elevation, and hyperventilation of a traumatic or stressful event can actually go into shock once the effects start to wear off. The pronounced "low" after the physiological "high" can be both dramatic and abrupt. Someone who was just running for his/her life (e.g.), or whose endocrine system was in full gear for the possibility at least, will be in need of physical warmth as well as the aforementioned psychological comfort once they hit the crash after the fact.

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  2. juandavidklingera553 says:
    October 23, 2021 at 9:15 am

    Access the situation and do not panic if it is bad because this will only add to their shock. Comfort the person and assure that that this too shall pass and everything happens for a reason, simple reassuring sayings like this will calm them down until you can fully think about the cause of the shock. NEVER say that you predicted it or understand exactly ow it feels even if you do, it does not read well when the person is in shock. I hope this helps. 

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  3. Ericapab says:
    October 23, 2021 at 1:06 pm

    It keeps them feeling safe and comfortable, but most importantly, it keeps them warm and helps to prevent hypothermia.

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  4. leta18 says:
    October 23, 2021 at 11:59 pm

    Comfort them and say its ok.

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